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This article originally posted 08 June, 2012 and appeared in  Medical DevicesIssue 629

The CeQur Device

The CeQur Device 

CeQurCeQur is a simple, discrete wearable insulin delivery device that provides freedom from multiple daily injections by the push of a button. The CeQur insulin infuser includes a disposable insulin reservoir that attaches to a reusable electronic messenger. The device easily attaches to the patient's abdominal area with a safe and secure adhesive backing. The CeQur insulin delivery device is designed to use just one type of insulin for both basal and bolus dosing, and will be available in multiple basal rates.

 

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This article originally posted 08 June, 2012 and appeared in  Medical DevicesIssue 629

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